Abit and Soyo come to mind, although there are a few others. How are you sure that this specific CPU will even make it to 133? That's a pretty big jump, I'm kinda doubting as to if it'll make it. If you had it in a board that it did 133, why isn't it in this board now?

Better case cooling _usually_ doesn't net you any higher fsb speeds. It's only really useful if you system will make it to a speed, only to crash a few hours later as heat builds up. Of course having good airflow won't hurt anything, but I don't think you wanna spend money/time on something that isn't gonna get you what you want.

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Trust me on that, I've warned friends about it, and they didnt listen, then when their parts screwed up under guarantee/warranty and they tried to get replacements, the companies said basically "Screw you, you overclocked it to unsafe speeds, you aint gettin jack from us". People learn from their mistakes, its true, but to never have to make the mistake to learn from, you're a better off person.

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Thanks for the additional advice, I plan on getting an ABIT MB in my next 'puter. I will look into the RAM clock speed settings thing and see what I can do about that. The CPU should be able to handle 133, it's made it there before in a different rig.

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